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After 7.5 years, today is my last day at Booking.com. When I was joining, I mentioned my past design system experience and interviewers told me that's not something they practice in the company. Fast forward 7 years, we have a department full of passionate people, maintaining the design system and tooling across 5 platforms. I had an opportunity to drive where this all goes through multiple generations of our libraries. It was a lot of 0->1 shipping and then being around to learn from your mistakes years later. We didn't share much publicly about what we were building but we had our 2 shots to present at Figma Config where people were mind-blown by our tooling. And I'm excited to see where the team takes it next 🤯 That's also a place where I truly learned how design systems work at scale and how much work goes into accessibility, community support and documentation. I learned to love all these topics and it feels almost effortless now when working on anything else. Time to take a short break, recharge and move on to something new 👀

When starting Reshaped, having a paid license kept me going but also felt wrong sometimes. I wanted to give back more to the community. After 5 years – it is finally happening. Reshaped React and Figma libraries are now open-source. reshaped.so/blog/reshaped-… Get the links below ✨

Today is my first day at @Shopify. It's strange setting everything up from scratch and learning new habits, while at the same time I'm very excited about it. After 8 years working in the same company, in the same team – it feels good to switch topics. Here goes nothing ✨

It's official now, @olena_musatova and I are going to speak at Figma Config this year, talking about the Design Systems addiction 👀 Really excited to be there in-person and meet a lot of folks who I've seen just on their avatars before 😅

Finally, @figma has released a new aspect ratio feature and my favorite part is that you can use it within components. For example, your Image component can use it automatically for the variants with predefined ratio but then library users can enable it manually wherever they need it too 🚀

I need to code a simple matrix like animation for the new header menu and decided to start with @v0. This is how far I got in a few prompts. I think I've just saved quite a bit of my weekend time now and can start tweaking the code instead of writing everything from scratch ✨

Super excited about a new role opening in our team! We're looking for a full-stack engineer for our design system at Booking.com ✨ DM me if you're interested 😌 Here are a few things we're looking for in our perfect candidate:

This is why I like @raycastapp. You just type in whatever you think and turns out it's supported

Today is my first day at @Shopify. It's strange setting everything up from scratch and learning new habits, while at the same time I'm very excited about it. After 8 years working in the same company, in the same team – it feels good to switch topics. Here goes nothing ✨

It's official now, @olena_musatova and I are going to speak at Figma Config this year, talking about the Design Systems addiction 👀 Really excited to be there in-person and meet a lot of folks who I've seen just on their avatars before 😅

When starting Reshaped, having a paid license kept me going but also felt wrong sometimes. I wanted to give back more to the community. After 5 years – it is finally happening. Reshaped React and Figma libraries are now open-source. reshaped.so/blog/reshaped-… Get the links below ✨

After 7.5 years, today is my last day at Booking.com. When I was joining, I mentioned my past design system experience and interviewers told me that's not something they practice in the company. Fast forward 7 years, we have a department full of passionate people, maintaining the design system and tooling across 5 platforms. I had an opportunity to drive where this all goes through multiple generations of our libraries. It was a lot of 0->1 shipping and then being around to learn from your mistakes years later. We didn't share much publicly about what we were building but we had our 2 shots to present at Figma Config where people were mind-blown by our tooling. And I'm excited to see where the team takes it next 🤯 That's also a place where I truly learned how design systems work at scale and how much work goes into accessibility, community support and documentation. I learned to love all these topics and it feels almost effortless now when working on anything else. Time to take a short break, recharge and move on to something new 👀

I need to code a simple matrix like animation for the new header menu and decided to start with @v0. This is how far I got in a few prompts. I think I've just saved quite a bit of my weekend time now and can start tweaking the code instead of writing everything from scratch ✨